2 Old Ruins to Explore in Kane County
Checkout places to visit in Kane County
Kane CountyKane County, Illinois is a picturesque suburban community located on the Fox River in northeastern Illinois. The county seat is Geneva, and it is home to two dynamic cities; Aurora and Elgin. The population consists of 390,000 residents from diverse races, religions, and ethnicities who enjoy its many outdoor activities such as camping, fishing, hiking and golfing. Kane County is also home to impressive educational institutions such as Northern Illinois University and Waubonsee Community College
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Old Ruins to Explore in Kane County
Beith House MuseumThe Beith House Museum offers visitors a unique glimpse into the history and culture of this region. Built in 1844 by Reverend John Corron Kirk, this structure is an excellent example of a Federal-style stone house and has been meticulously restored over the years. Inside, guests can enjoy viewing an impressive collection of artifacts from the early settlers that lived in the area including period furniture, literature, photographs and artifacts pertaining to local Native American tribes.
Historic Corron FarmHistoric Corron Farm, is a living record of rural life in the Midwest from 1835 to present day. It encompasses over 500 acres of prairie and woodland with original buildings, artifacts and exhibit areas. Taking a tour of this farm is like stepping back in time - the original manor house, which was built in 1851 by founding residents Francis Corron and his wife Eliza, still stands as well as many outbuildings like barns, stables and even a jailhouse.